After the 6th Dispensation, Jesus will return to claim his Bride (the Church) as He promised. At His return, all members of the Church, dead and alive, will be instantly transported to Heaven. This event is called the Rapture. Despite its rather fantastical premise, we saw in the last post that the Rapture is sound…
The purpose of the 6th Dispensation was to procure a Bride for Jesus so that the Meaning of Life could be fulfilled. The Bride of Christ consists of those who accept Salvation, and allow themselves to be sanctified through Grace. After the 6th Dispensation ends, Jesus promised to return for His Bride. Here comes the…
We’ve been looking at the history of the Church in the 6th Dispensation from the perspective of the seven letters Jesus dictated to seven churches in Asia Minor. When examined in the order presented, I believe the letters outline the history of the Church in advance. The first two letters documented the growth of the…
We’ve been examining some of the more popular myths and theories used by Satan and his minions in an attempt to discredit and/or deny the resurrection of Jesus. However since these myths are in blatant opposition to the truth and the historical evidence of the resurrection, they tend to be improbable at best or ludicrous…
We’ve been looking at some of the myths about the Law and the 5th Dispensation. In this final post on the subject we’ll discuss a set of myths that are both pervasive and controversial – the idea that God’s Law is meant to make us feel bad about stuff that makes us feel good. The…